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EPISODE · Sep 9, 2024 · 5 MIN

Texting On Trial: Do We Like Our Digital Selves?

from Wake Up, Look Up · host Christ Community Chapel

In this episode of Wake Up, Look Up we're examining a shocking case from Oklahoma where a judge was caught texting 500 times during a murder trial, showing how our addiction to phones can compromise even the most serious responsibilities. We'll discuss the broader implications of our digital behavior, why we often say things online we wouldn’t say in person, and how this reflects our spiritual lives. Join us as we confront the digital habits that distract us from living with integrity and the importance of holding ourselves accountable for our words and actions, both online and offline.

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